Kidney Disease - Medical Animation
Kidney Disease - Medical Animation
Kidney Disease - Medical Animation
Kidney Disease - Medical Animation
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3/28/24

Kidney Disease - Medical Animation

 

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Kidney Disease - Medical Animation
This 3D medical animation depicts the loss of kidney function as seen in kidney disease and it's resulting effects such as the accumulation of harmful wastes, excess fluid, increased blood pressure and bone or blood problems.

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